2024 Wrap-Up Q&A

Trace Evidence

Steven Pacheco

True Crime, Documentary, Society & Culture, History

4.7 • 4.2K Ratings

🗓️ 29 January 2025

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

In this Special Episode, we take a look back at 2024 and answer listener submitted questions about the show, specific cases and anything that you want to know. Following the Q&A there is a short "state of the podcast" segment in which we discuss plans for 2025, new ideas for the show and different ways to get you, the listener, more involved. Regular episodes will return next week as we enter our 8th year of Trace Evidence with the release of episode 246.

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0:00.0	As has become tradition here on Trace Evidence, we kick off a new year of the podcast by taking a look back and answering all of your questions and curiosities.
0:19.9	In today's special Q&A, I'll be answering a series
0:23.0	of questions submitted by listeners over the course of the past few weeks. In addition,
0:28.2	at the end of the episode, I'll commit some time to addressing the status of the podcast,
0:33.3	future plans, and a few different ways in which you can get directly involved if you're so
0:38.9	inclined. This is Trace Evidence, 2024, wrap-up Q&A.
0:51.3	Welcome to Trace Evidence. I'm your host, Stephen Pacheco. Wow. When I started pulling questions for this episode, I was surprised by the sheer number. In the interest of time, if I saw the same question or a very minor variation of the same question, I've just blended it together into one to reduce repetition.
1:12.5	I obviously can't address every question I was asked, but I tried to grab up all of the pertinent
1:18.2	ones or ones that I haven't been asked a lot in the past. In the future, you'll have the
1:24.4	opportunity to submit more specific questions on a more regular basis,
1:28.9	but let's not get ahead of ourselves. After I finished answering all of these questions,
1:34.2	I'll be dedicating some time to a so-called state of the podcast address where I'm going to
1:39.4	talk about some new things coming down the pike in 2025. But without further ado, let's jump right into your questions and kick this thing off.
1:56.9	All right, we'll jump right in with question number one.
1:59.9	And just before doing that, a quick
2:01.5	preface, if I mispronounce your name, I apologize. I'm doing the best I can hear. Some of you
2:06.9	sent me pronunciations, others didn't, so it's sort of a roll of the dice. But our first
2:12.2	question comes from Margaret. She writes, Hi, Stephen, I've been a huge fan of trace evidence for years, and you inspired me to create my
2:20.5	own blog, Truecrime Musings.com. Well, congratulations. I was wondering if you would consider
2:26.9	covering the case of Relisha Rudd. She was an eight-year-old girl who disappeared from a Washington,
2:32.2	D.C. homeless shelter in 2014. We have a basic idea of
2:36.5	what happened, but the main suspect took himself out, and the case has been at a standstill ever
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